Formulas, levels and others

The calculation of a formula is done with the boosted statistics of the character.

The regeneration effect occurs every 2 seconds with a success rate of 40%. The value varies between 0 and the max result of the formula.

Base damage of the character class.

Warrior:
(STR - 20) / 5 = damages
Example with a character who has 500 STR: (500 - 20) / 5 = 96 damages

Archer:
(STR - 20) / 20 = damages A
(AGI - 20) / 10 = damages B
A + B = damages
Example with a character who has 150 STR and 500 AGI: (150 - 20) / 20 + (500 - 20) / 10 = 54.5 damages

Paladyn:
(STR - 20) / 5 = damages
Example with a character who has 500 STR: (500 - 20) / 5 = 96 damages

Anti-Paladyn:
(STR - 20) / 5 = damages
Example with a character who has 500 STR: (500 - 20) / 5 = 96 damages

Pure regeneration of HP.

(END / 40) + 1 = regeneration
Example with a character who has 250 END: (250 / 40) + 1 = 7.25 regeneration max

Pure regeneration of mana.

(INT / 160) + (INT / 160) + (WIS / 160) + (WIS / 160) + 1 = regeneration
Example with a character who has 500 INT and 100 WIS: (500 / 160) + (500 / 160) + (100 / 160) + (100 / 160) + 1 = 8.5 regeneration max

The more level you gain, the more the experience gained decreases.

• 1 to 185 = 6x xp

Just like your character, a monster has a level. A monster gives experience to each attack received as well as to his death.
If a monster is level 100, you gain 100% of his experience at his death if your is level 1 to 100.

Example:
- A monster is level 100 and gives 100 000 experiences to his death
- Your character level is 1 to 100, gains 100 000 experiences upon the death of the monster

In short, the higher your level is than the monster, the less experience the monster gives you.

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